they upheld the law that essentially dissolved parliament. they are also blocking other measures that president morsi wants to drive forward on his agenda. so what he and his supporters are saying is that they needed to have this judicial immunity, this decree that he issued on thursday that allows him to make laws without the supervision or the review of the justice department essentially so he can pass these types of legislations that move egypt to more stability and to a more democratic transition. that right new seems to be the biggest protest. people are not buying it. they don't trust the promise of a president who they say after 30 years of dictatorship will deliver on absolute power going back to the hands of an elected parliament once that happens. >> and martin fletcher in tel aviv, this must be causing some stress in tel aviv with israeli officials because they are counting on egypt to monitor any future smuggling of rockets into gaza. they are the guarantors of this cease-fire. so far it's holding. >> reporter: well, that's right,